CMP: would it be interesting to have a (couple of?) webinars on smth like solving fluid dynamics equations with APL?

I guess so. With your Mandelbrot, you basically launched a new line of Dyalog Webinars dealing with practical problems rather than theoretical stuff.

@RGS I would love to see these

maybe ascii fluid dynamics

Character art is the same as proper graphics if zoomed out far enough.

any art is proper graphics if you zoom out hard enough

@RGS definitely!

@RGS Done.

@RGS I'd like to see a couple of webinars on graph processing in APL. It always ends up feeling scalar to me.

Then we need Aaron Hsu in.

Works for me :)

not sure if there's a way to avoid the scalar nature of a lot of algorithms (and also the fact most rely heavily on hashmaps/dicts)

Then you haven't seen Hsu in action.

I've watched a lot of his talks and co-dfns stuff

The graph stuff in dfns is really interesting, I think. Clever ways to derive transitive closures etc. I always wonder if you can do A* (say) in APL without it looking like Python.

there are some fun matrix product graph things in APL but imo anyway the language isn't that suited to a lot of stuff

Is it just me or does try-GNU-APL not show a session?

no, doesn't seem to work for me either

Aha, it requires http without s.

lol, that's fun, when you enter ⊃ for some reason it goes backwards?!?

What?

oh, never mind, it was from doing ctrl shift x

it works in SE chat too!

Toggles LtR/RtL input, I presume.

yeah

And some symbols flip depending on writing direction, like parens and other enclosing chars.

Also ⊢/⊣

twitter.com/realhashbreaker/status/1394585138613325825?s=20 yay, I can go to this talk and the BAA one! :D

although it's about J apparently